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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
3n ben intereKanteiten Singen beim 81

~
biIaum Der &6nisin Sictoria seb6rte snts
i9ieben Der unsebeuers Seittu9en. Ser
S96pfer bieier toIonalen Wassnpsibs 1T
Serr @unter an, BERKELEY Square in 2ons
BON. S9on Dor Wonatsn bate bieie aIte
Sirma pom Der R6nisin bic GrIaubniB err
betsu, tbr gu benz Seite ben unsrIdBIi9sn
&u9en perebreu gu birfen, Der ;usIetd
sstreu Semisnissn nadssbilbet purbe,
pelden bieieIbe Strma, Dor sinerl balbsn
Sabrbunbert our &rOnuns Der S6nistn
Sictoria seiteIt bate. CUR l1nterbriusung
bteies &teieSsS aduertes muste elm eisener
8au srridtet psrben. Der SUDDEN bate
neun Gus feds sou i'm llmfans, mar ssbn
SUB bod unb pos bic Decoration, bic ibn
umrabmt, ab9ere9net, cine piertel Come.
Die Ir6itettur bes 6u9ens 3eiste bic eng
Hide &%6nisStrone, Don 20peu beua9t;
bas @an;e, iiberrast Don eiuem GempsI,
Der bic allesorti9en 6isuren Der Sauna unb
bes &ubmss trug. Bsibe @6ttinnsn was
rem nit Yoiaunen uerleben, gum Ssi3en,
baB iie ben &ubm bes Seites mad allen
Weltsesenben pertiinbeu. Nu3 bieier
SempeI mot nod ueiter iiberbaut nit sis
mem speiten Sempel, Der pon Der be-
i9winsten 9eitalt bes Sriebens eetr6nnt
lit. 8ieier S~riebensensel bielt bic &rone
bes &ei9es empor. Die lluterIase bss
observation-disclosures mar, NIT @oIb auf weiBsm
atIas ~per5ier:. IN 5eIOer einsetbeilt, bersn
iebes bas tDni9li9e Wonosramm aeiste
unb auf iebes bteier M%Onosrauims uar Elm
@oIbpertb pom bret @uinssn usrpenbet.
5wii9en bieien Selberu befanbsn ii9 IN
NeItef bic flint BelttbeiIe barseite0t. NETS
tiers waren bic MebatQons Der &Snisin
unb ibres ueritorbenen @smabls anssbra4t.
8eitere Mebaiuons trusen bic Ramen Der
einSeluen 9dnber, aus benen fi9 bas enss
lii9e @eItrei9 Suiammeniest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
spnniId,e SlGttsr er,dbleu foIaenbe

SpuhtIWS SsutAIt S0~1"" I~"S
Iuiise @sri9tss g rbanbIuns, pel5e bieier
Gage Dor benz @si5porensngeri6t in Ras
brio abseipielt baben ioa.
Sc banbeIte ii9 um bic antIase elmer
alien Srau, an psl9er Elm OtebftabI Be-
sanssn worben mar.
grafibent CUR SriDattIdserin): r@ie
alt itnb Sie?"
&Idserin: SD erinuere mid nt5t
mebr."
ST.: v@as iasen Sis2"
9I.: v@spib; i'd CLAUDE, ss war am 4.
Ssbruar."
Yr.: v8tr ideinsn urs nidt su perftes
ben, quite Srau 80"
ST.: rSa, ss 1T fdon mlDsIi5, baS es
aud elm anbersr Gag mar.
Ser Gertbeibiser ma6t ben 9rdfioenten
i9lieBli9 nufmertiam barauf, baB bic Srau
tanb iei. Stun ptrb der erlte Seuse psrs
nomnen.
grdfbsnt: r@as wihen sic pon Der
Sa9e?"
3suss: sd bunts, gut"
Or: uau9 sic i5einsn mid nidt gu
uerfteben."
Seuse: v@ine aIte Ssrtabluns lit i5uIb
baran."
gr. G5rsienb): r!5Oren Sic uisasi5t
ai3t sut?"
Seuse: rSn Der Chat, 9err 9rafitsnt,
i'd bin i6wsrbDris."
Der 3wsite 5suse nubt.
Yrdfbsnt: r@as wifen sic uon ser
Sbat?"
Ssnss: v@te, Serr Brdfbent?"
.gr.: r@rsdb!sn Sic uns, mas sic
wiien."
Ssuse: sd bore nidt gut"
Br.: r@as, aud sic finb taub?"
Gin @sidporener (aufftebenb): sd
femme ben Wann, Serr gorfissnbsr, er 1T
taub. ftoftaub, wis (auf einsn feiner Wits
sei6wcrsnsn 3etssnb) mein college bier"
Die @srbanbIuns mubte psssn Der ni9t
gu adbmenben Ssiterteitss 9tusbrii9e unters
bro1en perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Sn sUttsboro, in alabama, berri6t

Sn S(pttsboro, in alabama, berridt
sroBs aufresuHs. SIM gusut 1884
wurben bort George Smitb unb George
unb aibbury Susbss Ipn9seridtIi9 &c:
bentt, neil lie ansebIid bic Harm zines
sewifen Gorter IN 8ranb sstsdt battsn,
unb guar waren fie bur9 Yortsr's Srau
beitimmt als bic Sranbitiftsr be;ei9nst
worbeu. Dieter Gage aber ftarb i'm 3u9ts
bauie uon alabama elm s~euiIier Srsemann,
Der wesen SaIi9uns bortbin ssianbt mar,
anb b~etannte Dor ietnem Sobe, baS sr bic
Yorter'i6e 5arm in Sranb seitett babe,
.unb bab bic bret @ebentten ni9ts NIT be,
Sadie gu tbun sebabt bGttsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Nls cine @crfpfrbiafeit aus benz Sen,

iionsamte pirb beridtet, baB BON elmer 5as
Mile Hamens Sropn aus @eff.S irsinieu
ni6t weniser uIs ie9s;ebn S6bne, ale bic
S6bne berielben Wutter, in Der Unions;
armee sebtsnt baben. Suei uon ben feds
Sebn finb tubt, bic anbersn piersebn besis.
ben ia,umtIi9 aus benz einsn ober anberen
9runbe 9enfion, unb aud bic Wutter III
auf @runb bss Sobss pon 3weien ibrer
S6bne %penfionirt. 3uiammen mus bic
SamiIie Srown elm re9t bibidss Sabrss:
aehaIt aiehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Noh Dor einent Sabre auf benz aus

eerorbentIi9en Acknowledgement ieiEens
&itteroroens ertbeilte 9opberly beutiden
Selesaten bic Serii6eruns: er isi melt
entfernt, anitdnbisen 2euten ben mdBisen
@enuB gutter, %anresenber, ssiltiser @es
trdnte gu uerbieten ooer gu perarsen,
Iber ieit GINGER Seit uersebt tsiue ISOLDE,
in weI6er er ni6t etnsn vofiensn Srisf"
I'M @eiife Der EemperenSfanatiter peribt.
Sas pabt au6 sans gut gu benz netten,
nnnmebr Der Serfahuns hes arbeitsrits
tsrorbens sinuerleibtsn Sempersnaparas
grapbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
seit Die samen ae,ppbut fins,

@lenn's S6wefelsS eife bel ibrer Soilette ;I &C.
brau6en, baben ii6 ibre peri0nli6en &sise per-
mebrt, urb 1T es ielten, baB ie nit Simmer,
YimpeIs, ranber ODER 9rOber Saut 9eieben pers
ben. Sei alien Srlg9iiten, Crccers II. Sancp
goobss SGnbleru.
Glrnn's SGpefetIsiis, betIt rur psri6Snsrt, Csc.
SilfS Saars II. Sartiarbe, iGparJ II. braun, soc.
%ifs's 9a4ri$merJutrrPfen hsieT in l Min. 25c.
Girrmnir Gprn s~trmppcr, tote. 9a9uerauseut
SrpitbsuIsr, Il. (. u. 25e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Seidnlnqen aui Sbjf.

Die 2onboner @artnsr babsn istt ansss
fanssn, Defenders i9Oue Sriidts, nit ibrer
Strma martirt, auf ben Martt 81 btinssn.
0as i3ei9nsn beIorst bic Come. Wenu
man ndmIi9 8u9itabeu ober Ssi6nurssn
in i8paraes Yapter ausi5neibet unb bisies
auf einen 8firii9, einen 2lpfsI ooer cine
8trne tIsbt, 10 tritt Der @usi6nitt BEL Der
&site Der Sru9t In buntlerer Sdrbuns bers
Dor ais bic llmsebuns. Sie Sa9e 1T
nt9t neu, pObI uber bic Inwenouus bic
oapon eenladt piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
S.n Hep Norf bat man bic Sepba9

Sn Heiu YOrf bat man bic Sspba6'
tuns semadt, baB innerbaIb Der Iesten
Sabre Der @ebruu9 bes elsttriiden Si9s
ties ni5t 81 iOnoern absenommen bat. Sb
in anberen Stdbten Elm slei9er &iidsans
itattsefunben bat, barber febIsn psrldB:
lide Iusaben. Cider 1T aber, baB bic
elettrti9e Seleu6tuns nirssnbs bic Sort
i6ritte ssma4t bat, bic man sur Seit ibrsr
@tnflbrunS erwartet bate. Ser @runb
bafir lit ni9t melt sl iu9en. Der Yreis
bss eIettrii4sn 2i3tes lit INNER nod elm
10 bober, baB ss, trot ieinsr SurSisIi9teit,
benz bilisersn 9aslidt teine erfolsrei6e
@oncurrenS gu MAIDEN i'm Stanbe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sir SABRE babe i'd on RsaruIsie selits
ten. Sag unb Ra9t bate i'd bic beftiss
item S9mer3en. Wtr wurbe seratben
ct. Satobs Del 81 ueriu9eu, i'd bsfpIste
ben Rotb uub in tur;er Seit waren ale
S9msrsen peri6wunben. - Robt. 9.
SpIe, Conner 9ia, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
SeraplSete SinaernGael finb bas nsues

tie grseusniB Der Barrier Wobsnarrbsit.
@te aaes Nsue, isi es aud nod 10 unfins
mig unb wibernatirIi9, ioa aud btsie EbOrs
belt bereits Sablrei9e anbduserinnen fins
ben. 0a bic 8ersolbuns EDIT" iein muB,
wsnn fe ni6t iebr balb ibrsn Slang eins
biBsn iOu, 10 1T Ibis nsis WObe Elm rsdt
tOftipisIisss Ssrsnasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sran Seuriette gpsel, ROnrOs, @ise.
bat 0r. Iusuit &6nis's hamburger Sros
pfen NIT ausgeSeidneteu grfoIseu sessn
Rasens Hrb 2eberleioen ansepanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sabp mar trani, mir sobsr iSr Gaffpria,
ais ft etn aino nor, riei fs nab Ssifprta,
Gle ipuroe Elm SrauIsin. unO bisIs 81 Saftsrie,
aIs fs SiRpsr bate, SAB ie ihIsa eaitpria.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

gus Der &aierne. lieutenant: u8us
lit bsnn bas ben sanasn Ia5mittas bins
bur9 fiji elm infames 9epfeife?" Sc
frsiter: rgntiduIoiseu, Ssrr lieutenant,
bic Ranni3aft muB fir bic morsissn
Rn6bsl SrOb i6neiben, basu muB man
pfeifen %Iaiisn, iOnit freiIsn bic &srle bic
Silfe bapon peg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Cine tusenSbafte SamiIisnmutter 1T Elm
i46ner Stern, Der ni6t ALIEN ben Rinbern.
isnbern allen 9ausssnOiisn sIdnat unf
Ieu6tst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
3Ise N5rbIi3.

Ole 5ass 3, 4, 8 unS 8 ssbn tdsItd al. l uRO ? tdsIi&
SountasS aus9encmmtn.
gdKe mad alien StatiOnsn Der Ser. Staatsu II. CANADA
gu babeu in Der Ciiies Der 9Ompasuis al ptaiHiTaBe uHS
an GiisRbaBHOepOt.
Baggage SurdsebsuS Bis gum SstinmuusSOrt.
Ssiuits Speiispussu unO puImauns S6laiDassu auf
autH Surds,beuOeu Shstr.
Ssiu ssas,nps6isl Had GbtcasO, BsOria ODER Ct. eOuiS,
Sir 9idetS, S6laipassu, iSsittabsleH uno anoere Sus
iermatiOHeH iPrshs man Dor, bel
81. %7isisnosritr, assni,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
AGerfei ,Spa6 uno Grnf.
Senfiprhbe.

~"f"NvS
Dem &inbe ni9t ben iiBen @lauben,
Die 9ofinuns nidt benz Singing raubsn,
Dem Wanue Mutb uno Sbattraft nd5ren,
Dem @rsiie title Raif sepdbren:
Oas iinb Der Weni9bsit 2iebespfi5ten:
Ra5 ibnsn wiro bic @uttbeit ri4tsn.
Slug Obne SinterIift. ftrsns obns Bitter
teit,
Ho5 liebrei4, peun er ffraft, nod ianft,
rusnn er ssbeut,
&esiert Der Gbrif iein Saus ; bic s5tts
li1en 9eiese
Climb isinss @anbsIs 9i5t unb ieinss
9aaies s5ats.
@o bic Nitter 6as erite geiipiel Der
Gtnse3usenbeit seben, ba pirb bic S9ams
r6tbe LANCE bic i90nits 6arbe Der Sinbsr
bleibeu.
llnleusbar iR's unb be grfabruns lebrt,
@isa ubmiadt gum ssrbrs9sn iI5 sHtsbrt.
@abre @riBe berubt auf benz gewust.
iein eisener &raft; fali9e @r6Be auf benz
S~spuBtisin frerber S9wd9e.
X x
@ir t5nuen bic Otenidsn ni5t 70 mo-
den, wie mir ite piuidsn, - mir miIIen
ie aIio ertraseu, 10 wis ie iinb, unb linen
bic bette Settle absusewinnsn iu@sn.
Cine tussnSbafte SamiIisnmuttsr 1T elm
i96nsr Stern, Der nt9t ausin ben Sinbern.
isnbern allen 9aussenoiisn sldn3t unb
Ia,,Ats&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

MlSu beiorgt. Sd wOIt'n 9errn Gers
seant UNI s Gage llrlaub bitten! - so!
a5t Gag auf llrIaub, UNI &u9ensu pamm'
fen, baB bic Sbrsu abftsben unb tsin SeIm
me5r paBt. Stein, ba ptrb ni6ts braus "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

@abre @riBs bsrubt auf benz gewu6t.
iein eisener &raft; fali4e @r6Be auf benz
S%ewubtiein freTber Sdwd9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sireftor Bollini wurbe in @isn Bel
@e!esenbsit bss g0teIs@ afipisIs Elm luiis
ger 8Oridlas sema6t.
Gin Sr6etsrmitsIisb Der SofsSpsr
madts bic gsmertuns: vSis baben NIT
Slid sinen &uti5sr ueranlaBt, Sdnssr
81 werben. @ber nun iouten sic gum
9eiIs Der Runit nod stpas tbun."
yNdmIi9. "a"
rSie iOaten siniss Sdussr usraaIafsn,
8uti9sr Su wsrbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

aufridtis. Srau gum 9isnitmaOdsn)
SAT- Ou ben Samen on Der Sbire se.
iaSt. baB id nidt 3u Sauie wdre?"
rg)ss, Wa'm."
v9Sas iasten fe2~
pDas babsn mir sIidIi3 setrofisn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Yin alter YraftIter bu etnem 9llflis
den grdutisam): $50, sic poasn fi9
Sbrer Sraut 81 9iebe bas &au9sn absss
w6bnen? Sebr bran! Sab's aud 10 ses
ma9t." rrnb es 1T Sbnsn gut bstoms
msn?~- pRa, bic srfe @o9e 1T mfrs
psrSweifeIt i4per ansetummen, absr In
Der spsitsn mar i6 piebsr poutommen in
Sronuns." - Bon islbit, obsr babsn
Sie mas baSu setban2" = vSa, i5 babe
wieber ~ ran4en a%naefanaen! u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

llnIeusbar iif's unb bic grfabruns Isbrt,
@ie &ubmiu4t gum Serbre6en ii9 sntebrt.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
Photographing Flying Gulls.

An example of the speed with which
pictures are now being produced is af-
forded by photograph of number Of
fly ing gulls taken at Southport by To-
cal photographer, Mr.. Mallin. OF
course, animals in far more rapid move
mcnt have been photographed by Mr..
May bridge in America and M. Marcy
in France, but these are produced by
special apparatus, and rarely give much
more than silhouette of the object
photographed. The picture of the gulls
was taken under ordinary conditions
and with ordinary apparatus; but the
lens must have been good one, and a
very rapid shutter must have been en-
ployed. The plate also Zone of those
named the Derby plates, from formula
invented by Captain Abney,) must have
been of specially high sensitiveness.
The various attitudes of the birds are
curious. Most of them have the wings
spread in the orthodox manner, but
some of them are caught in that curious
position With the wings hanging down,
which, from the shortness of the time
during which it is maintained the eye
does not appear to catch. About sixty
birds are shown quite sharply and dis
tincuy. Times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
NEEDED REFORMS.
Timely Suggestions Which Are just as
Valuable Here as in England.

Timely Suggestions Which Are just as
Valuable Here as in England.
Lord BrabazOn draws attention to the
fact that unless some speedy change is
made in the social condition of some of
our women and children. the nation
must inevitably detcriorate in the next
generation. The utter absence in many
large towns of adequate public playing
grounds is serious evil, as it is impos-
sible for children to develop into healthy
men and women without sufficient air
and exercise. A public playground
has been opened in Horsemonger Lane.
and some also in Manchester and Sal
ford 1t has been found by the Metro
poltan Public Garden Association that
play ground can be daily provided for
5000 children at cost of f100 II
year. Horsemonger Lane playground
contains gymnasium, swings, run
Underground, giant stride, five court
and many other advantages. After
$50 p. m. the young men OF
the neighborhood are allowed to
enter the boys inclosure, and the
young women that of the girls. There
can be no question of the inestimable
boon TINS conferred on thousands of our
poorer fellow creatures, and the adj
vantage to the national welfare will be
great in its influence on the health of
the people. Many efforts have been
| made of late years to shorten the hours
| of labor for various classes, but there
still remains class for whom legisla-
ton is necessary. Lord Brabazon states
that girls in shops and refreshment-
rooms are kept standing for an UNI
pardonable length of time. In places
of public refreshment girls work alter
nate days fifteen and eighteen hours,
with but very short interval for food.
Many of the shop-girls also work fol
fourteen hours. The effects of tt csc
long hours are most injurious in every
way. That it is physically injurious il
scarcely seems necessary to remark,
and it appears also to be so morally
Many return home broken in health
| and there are numberless sad tales Of
insanity, phthisis, bronchial affections
chronic dyspepsia and other maladies
1t must be said that many OF the shop
peppers would willingly abridge the
hours could it be made incumbent OF
all shops to close earlier.-Londoa
| Lancet
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
THE DrCElrruLrEss OF AIcovo,

Mil ions Of people, when they feel q ,;4
tie out OF sorts. take some alcoholic dr;,.I
or other eithe' as beve,ise or as n'ad
icine. Almost at once they think ,bsv
feel better. AS SOS II as the stimuI,,s
looses its power they feel badly again. and
so they again resort to the alcoholic dose
because as they thought il made Them
better when they first took it, il NAV
make them better again. Doctors de ceive
themselves and their patients by prescrib
ing alcoholic coses. The patients pener.
ally like IT, too, and so the doctors continue
on p esq riting for them what they like.
Few are cured and many are made tin.
piers TO their permanent disadvantage.
Alcohol is at best nothing hut a stimu-
liant. That is not what chronic ne,,n', as
sufferers want. They want permanent
strength to throw off and resist disease
They want real vHdliser; and such n
vita izer is found in Compound Oxygen
The merits of this vitalizer have for MANY
years been abundantly tested. There il
no secret about it. The history of the
army of the relieved is fully on record 40
that.all may read it.. 1t is well worth
reading, either by sick people or well. To
| obtain it write 10 Drs. STARKEY & PAIEN
1919 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1t
will be sent to any address free of charge.
Orders for the Compound Oxygen Home
Treatment will be filed by III. A. Mathews
6l5 Powell Street. San Francisco.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
WIT AND WISDOM.

The more you check a spendthrift
the faster he goes.
The great hgh-road of human well
fare lies along the old highway of stead
fast well-doing.-Sm'les.
The man who is good-natured all
day does more for the race than he who
wins battle.-PeterS6urg I,ader-Ap
peal.
"A wise man
He travels through life on the pleasantest plan,
Who tries to steer clear of its worries and jars,
Who does for humanity all that he can,
And gives up his seat to girl on the cars.
The leading dentists in Russia and
Germany are Americans, and they
probably have the French and German
tongue at their fingers ends. CONNER
cidl Bulletin.
"A learned man must write and
speak long time before he can show
his learning to the world. A fool can
show his ignorance at the first pop.-N.
o. Picayune.
-"Maria,n said her father, civilian
asked me for your hand last night, and
l consented" "Well, pa, that's the
HrSI Dill ol lHinc you maven u opJoSeO"
to.-N. y. Sun.
1t am powerful easy to discriminate
between wise man an fanatic. De
wise man belongs to your party; de
fanatic to de opposishun.-Br her
| Gardner's Observations.
Says a fashion note: "Monkey muffs
are again in favor" 1t was certainly
time that these musical accompanies
were protected from the rigors of cold
weather. Boston Transcript
81 say, Fatty" exclaimed one
gamin to his feshy companion. sis it
yer mudder wot makes yer so fat?'
NAV, of course it haint!" was the
reply. ats my fodder. - Whitehall
Times.
MIR. N~i5ks--1 see in your house
keepers journal II couple of lines which
| think you ought to ponder, Mrs. Winks.
1t says, '1f you always wish to be poor,
scrape kettles with silver spoons" Mrs.
Winks-Oh! l never do such work
81 hope not" mo; pay girl to dc
that. ''-Qo'aho World.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
A SUGGESTION 1O.ThE IR-V WILING
IUBIIC

Tourists, emJgrants ard marir ers fiji d that
Hostetter's Stomach Bites is "a MEDICINAL
safeguard against unho altltul il f.ut ices. up
on which they con implicitly rely, since it pre-
vents the effects of Nitiated ain osIIere unac-
customed or unwholes, me diet, had water, or
other conditions unia> q able 10 health. On
long voyages, or jouint Us in latitudes adjacent
to the equai il is especially useful as proven
tive of the febrile complaints and disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels which are apt
to attack natives Of the temperate zone So
Journing or travelling in such regions and il is
an excellent protection eainst the influ, nee of
extreme cold, sudden changes Of ten pei allure,
exposure to damp or extreme fatigue. Ii not
only prevents intermittt nj and mite nj fl YER
and other diseases of "A malaI ial type hut
eradicatcs the m d fact hi, h has been motor
ious for years past i'll North and South Amer
lcs, Mexico. the West Indies, Australia and
other countries
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SAFE. suR1. AND spIIDY.

No external remedy ever yet devised has
so fully and unquestionably met these
three prime conditions IS successfully as
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs. They are
safe because they contain no deleterious
drugs snd are manufactured upon scien-
tifc principles of medicine. The are sure
because nothing goes into The m e> cept in
gradients which are exactly adapted to the
purposes for which plaster is require d.
They are sreedy in their action because
their medicinal qualities go right to their
work of relieving pain and restoring The
natural and healthy perform ance of the
functions cf muscles nerves. and skin.
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and worn on the arm by their servants
and retainers, have also given origin to
many similar signs. Thus. the White
Hart-one of our very commonest sign
board devices-represents the favorite
badge of King Richard H., although
the white hart has also legendary ex-
istence. The Rose and Crown-anoth-
er extremely abundant sign-owes its
existence to the fact that most of
the earlier English sovereigns used a
rose crowned AS badge. The
Blue Boar, the badge of the once power
full De Veres, Earls of Oxford, is to this
day commoner in the county Of Essex.
where lay the family seat, than any
where else. The Red Lion, another of
our very commonest signs, is probably
in the same way derived from the per-
sonal badge of John of Gaunt, Duke of
Lancaster, though it doubtless repre-
sents also the lion in the arms of Scot
land AS rule, Enthusiastically colored
animals will be found to have had an
heraldic origin. Creatures in their
natural colors either may or may not
have been derived from heraldry; thus,
tt 3 Greyhound, though it has figured
both as the badge, and one or both OF
the supporters" of the arms of several
English sovereigns, may owe its fire.
quent appearance on the sign-board to
its modern use in the coursing-field. In
the case of the White Horse, too, very
common sign, it is difficult now to de-
eide whether it represents the White
Horse of the Saxons, or that of the
House of Hanover, or one of the many
white horses to be seen in our streets
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